Enlight Warrunna's Journey to the Sea When the two Mea-mei were raised to heaven, Varrunna could not return them and began to wander alone. He was already far from Nerangledul, from where he had come. He passed Yaraanba, Narine, reached N... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Mea-mei - seven sisters Varrunna hunted for a long time, returned to the camp tired and hungry and asked his mother for darri - cakes made from grass seeds, but she replied that there were none left. Then he asked the Daen f... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Stone frogs One day the young sisters insulted the old Virinun so much that when they were hunting in the thickets, he turned them into Yuaya, or frogs. When several days passed and they still did not return to t... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Wagtail and rainbow Diriri was a widow and lived with her four young daughters. One day Bibby arrived and set up a camp not far from her. Diriri was so afraid of him that she could not sleep. At night she watched his cam... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Gala parrot and Ula lizard Ula the lizard was tired of lying in the sun doing nothing and decided: “I’ll go and play.” She took the boomerangs and started throwing them. At this time, Gala approached her and began to watch how ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Bora drives away the darkness Bora the Kangaroo and his wife Dinewan Emu lived in a nan-nu, a grass hut. Bora was a great virinun. One evening, as he was getting ready for bed, he saw Dinevan making holes in the roof of the hut. -... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight bora kangaroo There was a time in the land of dark-skinned people when night, like a black cloud, shrouded the world in darkness, blocking the light of the moon and stars. Bora the kangaroo loved to eat at night an... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Gulai-yali - pelican At one time, the Daen did not have fishing nets or stone fishing equipment. Only later did Baiame make them. The best of these devices can still be seen in Brewarrina. In former times, to catch fish, ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Dinewan Emu and Van Crows One day, Dinevan and Van’s two wives settled down at a camp. Noticing the gathering clouds, they built a hut out of bark. When it started to rain, they took refuge in this hut. Dinevan, secretly from ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight How did mussels get into rivers? In the distant past, Manggi Warrey Mule, a seagull, once flew over the western plains with a mussel in its beak. Van, the raven, saw her and, wanting to find out what she was carrying, chased after he... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Bilba and Meira Bilba, the soft-haired dune rat, was once human and lived in the same camp with his comrade Meira, the spring wind. Meira was a strange companion - after all, you cannot see him. He could talk to Bilb... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
Enlight Giger Giger - cold west wind Darrun, a night heron, lived near the river. At the bottom of the river lay a huge hollow log, in the middle of which Darrun cut a hole. He used the log as a trap for fish and people because he was a ... Myths Myths and Legends of Australia Enlight
